Create a listing
Title, tags, description, and grade for Etsy or eBay.
Short answers, in plain words. Anything here that contradicts what a tool says is a bug — tell the owner.
The same answers as on the homepage.
Yes. The free tier includes the listing generator, analyzer, keyword ideas, and rewrite drafts: 5 keyword lookups a day and 5 generations a month (generator + rewrite drafts, shared). Anonymous users get 1 free AI draft a day, then sign in with Google to keep generating. No card required.
From your words only. Sometimes AI writes the draft from your words; sometimes fixed rules do. Every result says which one wrote it. Nothing is copied from other shops.
SellFound currently generates keyword ideas from your product facts. It does not yet connect to Etsy Marketplace Insights or eBay Product Research. Those official seller tools provide demand or sales evidence; you can add/import those observations into SellFound. We never invent search volume.
Not yet. For now, copy the draft and paste it into your shop yourself. You stay in control of every change.
No. SellFound checks listing readiness — it does not control marketplace algorithms and does not guarantee traffic, rankings, or sales. A good listing helps; it guarantees nothing.
Every tool, one tap away.
Title, tags, description, and grade for Etsy or eBay.
Candidate phrases from your own product words.
Four separate scores — never a ranking promise.
Public listing snapshots, compared honestly.
Your numbers, before and after a change.
Listings and keywords you saved in this browser.
Access, correction, and deletion — what we hold, and how to ask.
SellFound stores almost nothing about you: listing facts you type are sent to our AI provider to write a draft and are not stored; your email (if you sign in) lives only in a cookie on your own device; saved listings, keywords, and history live only in your browser. You can delete everything stored in this browser yourself, right now, in Settings → Danger zone.
For anything else — to ask what data we hold about you, to correct it, or to request deletion — see the Privacy Policy, which explains how to make a request and what happens next.